Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-10-14

We acknowledge the receipt of a compli-
mentary ticket 10 the North Pacific and fat
Stock Association to be held at Portland COM
mencing October 18TH.
Wanted at THE REVIEW Office dozen
hens, one half black spanish, the other half
brown leghorn. Come right along with your
fowls and get the cash.
The war in Jerusalem is still raging fercely
and II. c. Stanton is haYing large sales of
those eastern books. A third invoice of them
will soon arrive. Call and examine them.
We work for cash,
And not for fun;
And want our pay
When work is done.
A gentleman who arrived in Albany Mon
day from Eastern Oregon over the Lebanon
wagon-road says he found foot and half OF
snow on the summit for distance of seven
teen miles.
The President and party are mel with cheer
ing multitudes of people every where in their
western trip. They were at St, Paul Monday
where the President made short speech to
thousands ofpeople.
w. B. Clark said that at last he came 10
Roseburg on ''free stage" from his place,
Millwood. He is proud Of this new enter
prise, and 1t all comes of having Democratic
al niuicfroIio0 Noy
Sufferers from the effects of quinlne, used as
a remedy for chiIIs and fever, should try Ayers
Ague Cure. This preparation is powerful
tonic, wholly vegetable, and without particle
of any noxious drug Warranted sure cure.
a full and complete line of picture frame
moulding has just been received by P. Ben
edlck. All varieties, widths and styles. Call
and inspect the same. Also large assort-
ment of mirror plates and cornice poles at
remarkably low prices.
am sorry indeed that the people were dis
appointed last Sabbath at Deer creek. Be.
tween the prohl's and myself we made botch
of matters. Perhaps neither were to blame
am sure that was not intentionally.
T. P. Haynes.
Hon. A. B. Campbell president OF the
State Temperance Union OF Kansas will be in
Roseburg and will speak tonight on the great
issue before the people viz: Prohibition. He
is an able an excellent speaker and all should
hear him. Don't forget it is TO night.
Gen. L. l.. Applegate spoke last Friday
| night at the court house on temperance VS..
prohibition, and if after listening for two
hours an intelligent man goes away, and aftel
awhile tries to recall something worthy of re
membrance and utalization he, in our opinion
would fail.
81 have taken, within the past year, seycra
| bottles Of Ayers Sarsaparilla, and find it ad
mirably adapted TO the needs of an impover
| ished system. l am convinced that this prep
aration, as blood purifier, is unequaled. -
c. c. Dame, Pastor Congregational church
Andovr, Me.
Keep an eye open for Bargains in Watche!
Clocks, fine Jewelry & Spectacles at ]. Jask
ulek's Bargain store. lie warrants everything
as represented and as we know his word to b,
as good as note given by the best man il
Oregon with gilt edge security, we surmiss
that the bottom has dropped out of the prices
Quarterly meeting at the NJ. E. Churcl
Saturday and Sunday. There will be preach
ing Saturday at 2;3o and also at night. The
usual services will be held on Sunday. Quar-
terly conference will convene after service
Saturday evening instead of afternoon as wa
announced last week. Rev. S. P. Wilson
the presiding elder is already here and vii
| preside at all the services.
An exchange puts it this way: When ;
man comes into the office and planks dowl
the cash and says: ''Send me your paper 70
a year." that means business. When on
says: 81 want your paper but hayen't got tn
money now,' that's all right. When he take
paper o~t Of the postofice for several month
and then sends it back "refused," that's mean
ness. When a man spends from ten cents t.
dollar for cigars or beer every week and say
he can't afford to take his home paper, that
a-no such thing. When a man borrow
THE REVIEW to read every week, that's cheek